Are instructions included on how to install a ground rod?
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Instructions are included for the setup of the fence, including the ground rod.
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The book said you need a ground rod. I did run it with out the ground when setting it up and test fire. Worked well but i hooked it up to a ground. Think about it. Fuel supply in and not grounding it? Unless you wish to see a fire i would do as the owners book said ground this bad boy
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Correction...my mistake . It takes does not have a ground wire. It grounds itself when bolted to the car. In my case, I have a fiberglass body so I had to run a ground wire to the bolt. All in all easy install, and for those who claimed bad reception probably should check their power connection. This thing is awsome!!
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I drove a 4 foot grounding rod into the ground and wired (same size of wire or larger) it to the ground lead from the surge protector. This gives the protector way to bleed of any surge and dump it to ground. If location will not allow you to drive a rod, you can run wire back to a house ground and attach to it.
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No. The bottom of the lamp rod is threaded. It screws into a metal spike that you push into the ground to secure the lamp into the soil. No other piece like you are referring to was included with my lamps.
2272031
There are no instructions provided. However, all you have to do is pull the releasing tap on top and pool the center rod. If you have to force anything, you are doing it wrong.
1450683
You should contact Amazon. There were very general instructions on how to install. If believe the wheels slide on rod and then you insert the pins to keep in place.
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You may not need it, look at the directions and it specifically states which models need the ground wire, only a couple of them do. The other ones do not. To find out, just hook it up without the ground wire and see if it works :)
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There's a dedicated ground-rod-driver attachment; instead of a chisel or shovel head, it has a round socket. In non-rocky ground, I put in an 8 foot ground rod in less than two minutes -- maybe only a minute. It was a blast! I've also put rods in through compacted road base with no trouble (a pad for a steel outbuilding). Great tool. FYI, before I knew of the ground rod driver attachment, I tried kluging something up by "attaching" a piece of pipe on the end of a chisel piece that I had cut off the end off of. This works for a limited time, but the repeated impact knocked the pipe attachment (threaded holes with bolts) off fairly soon. The ground rod driver wasn't all that expensive, and is worth it. There's a dedicated ground-rod-driver attachment; instead of a chisel or shovel head, it has a round socket. In non-rocky ground, I put in an 8 foot ground rod in less than two minutes -- maybe only a minute. It was a blast! I've also put rods in through compacted road base with no trouble (a pad for a steel outbuilding). Great tool. FYI, before I knew of the ground rod driver attachment, I tried kluging something up by "attaching" a piece of pipe on the end of a chisel piece that I had cut off the end off of. This works for a limited time, but the repeated impact knocked the pipe... » Read More There's a dedicated ground-rod-driver attachment; instead of a chisel or shovel head, it has a round socket. In non-rocky ground, I put in an 8 foot ground rod in less than two minutes -- maybe only a minute. It was a blast! I've also put rods in through compacted road base with no trouble (a pad for a steel outbuilding). Great tool. FYI, before I knew of the ground rod driver attachment, I tried kluging something up by "attaching" a piece of pipe on the end of a chisel piece that I had cut off the end off of. This works for a limited time, but the repeated impact knocked the pipe attachment (threaded holes with bolts) off fairly soon. The ground rod driver wasn't all that expensive, and is worth it. « Show Less
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Yes. It has been installed for a few weeks at the time of this writing, but I would've remembered if it did not have ground wire. We are still very happy with this chandelier.
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Do you have all of the wire, posts to hold the wire and a ground rod for the earth?
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Yes, installation instructions are included. It's very easy and straight-forward.
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Robin, my set came with metal rods for anchors but didn't come with instructions. I suppose you could just pound the rods into the ground but based on internet research and some calculations I didn't think this would be enought so I set these rods into cement and then attached them to the swings legs which now sit on top of the cement, not in it, which will make them less likely to rot. The hard part was moving the swing out of the way to dig and then back onto the cement pads (a two person job) but it is now VERY secure. Hope this helps. - John
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You'll find detailed instructions here:http://www.columbiaisa.50webs.com/antenna_grounding_explanation.htm
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I didn't install it; but, I'm sure my contractor would have told me if there was anything about it that was not standard. I'm pretty sure it would have had a ground wire. I'm happy with it; looks very nice over my DR table.
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As I recall there were instructions included. I think you can find instructions online too.
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Not sure, but just to re-confirm, the item was purely a black wire. There are not other parts to it as the picture shows. At least that is how mine came. The instructions are the same as what you find on youtube. My suggestion is look up the instructions on youtube, buy a 12" ground wire, and do it yourself.